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basically turn it off and hold the power button until it beeps twice and u have to use the AV cables to go back and set it 1 HD down so if u were at 1080i u would go to 720p, u set the hd too high
chemic10010 10 months ago
basically turn it off ad hold the power button until it beeps twice and u have to use the AV cables to go back and set it 1 HD down so if u were at 1080i u would go to 720p, u set the hd too high
chemic10010 10 months ago
@chemic10010 hmmm. I never thought of that thanks!
but no use for me since Im not interested in using the small tv anymore. Ill just bring the 720 ones when I go somewhere
clanhollywoodhal0 10 months ago
@clanhollywoodhal0 yeah I learned the hard way when I went to a friends house, but now I just use my roll up tv I got in Japan sweet!!!!
chemic10010 10 months ago
throw ur tv ;)! ihave 50'' inch tv sony HD
abdu841996 1 year ago
@abdu841996
Actually no. This was just an experiment.
I use a bigger tv. I mean BIGGER.
clanhollywoodhal0 1 year ago
Its a problems with the graphics you set. I have witnessed this on the Xbox 360, all you have to do is go to settings, and change the resolution by clicking some things. You have to find out what resolution it supports, if you dont know try each one out:
480
720
1080
1080 p
oIts probably similar in the PS3. Its just that the settings on your old TV, were different, then this TV. That one obviously supported better graphics.
SuLiBoYTellEm 1 year ago
basti astig
clanhollywoodhal0 1 year ago